Over in the Mustang Arena, Terry Cross led Krymsun Cappuccino to win the Color Longe Line class for owner Rebecca Hogan. This beautiful buckskin filly is a registered Appaloosa by One Hot Krymsun. This is “Scout’s” first horse show, and Terry was very pleased with the result.
Continue reading …When you think futurities, you typically think big money classes reserved for open division competitors, right? Well, the Western Pleasure Super Sires program wants to change your way of thinking. They are shining a light on non-pro riders and a select group of stallions that are destined to make an impact on the Western Pleasure industry.
Continue reading …Hillary and Sid did quite a bit of winning last year at the Congress and World Show, but this year presented a new challenge: the transition from hackamore to bridle. “It was a lot easier than I anticipated,” she says. “He’s really good in the bridle and has a lot of self-carriage, so it really wasn’t hard to transition from the hackamore.”
Continue reading …Action is well underway during Day 3 of the NSBA World Championship Show with Hunter Under Saddle, Western Pleasure, Longe Line, Western Riding, and Trail running concurrently in multiple arenas. Check out what a few of the World Champions had to say in our EquineChronicle.com interviews!
Continue reading …Some call it fate; others call it divine intervention. Regardless, the truth is that some things cannot be explained by logic. Such is the case for Signature Absolute, a 2009 grey gelding
Continue reading …Later on today, Rodger and Marcus will be competing together in Select Working Hunter, Select Equitation Over Fences, and Select Hunter Hack, and Rodger let us in on a little secret… “I’m what they call a Super Select, because I’m 74, and I’m the only one here showing in that category.”
Continue reading …Over 70 donors have provided incredible items that range from a trip for four to the NFR and a signed University of Florida football helmet to seven nights at the Grand Mayan Los Cabos and Night Stall Watch service at the AQHA World for ten horses.
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